Examples of using Second condition in English and their translations into Swedish
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Computer
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Second condition: it must be possible to measure the quality of these vegetable fats exactly,
The second condition of success, in an unstable,
A second condition is the removal of all barriers to cross-border transmission,
According to the second condition of Article consumers must receive a fair share of the efficiencies generated by the restrictive agreement.
The second condition is the transparency of the test results which we will apply in the banking systems.
The second condition is that this creation be at least as favourable as the phasing-out process for the regions concerned.
However, the second condition is much more important:
colleagues anticipated this possibility, and in the second condition they deployed a slightly different treatment,
Second condition: these trends"shall not include in their programmes any demands running counter to the interests of the working class
So in the second condition of this experiment, that's exactly what we did.
The second condition, the vigorous fulfilment of which is insisted upon by the Workers' Opposition,
if not impossible, to meet the second condition.
If such consumers are worse off following the agreement, the second condition of Article is not fulfilled.
The Committee on Legal Affairs queried whether the second condition pertained in this case.
And I suppose the second condition.
By the strict observance of this rule in the issue of notes, the second condition too would necessarily be fulfilled.
A second condition is that the governing structures of a university must respond both to the varied needs of that institution
The second condition would be to reject the idea of a statute for political parties,
As regards the second condition concerning the nature of the breach in question, the Advocate General
Concerning the second condition, there is a strong body of opinion that Annex IV in its current form does not always allow for clear identification of a profession based on the activities listed therein.